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repair a broken zipper - Houtman_imp - 07-31-2013
This spring I broke the moving part of my inner liner zipper on my Joe Rocket jacket.A new liner was about $50 and not exactly the same as I had in my jacket.I than came acroos a product called FixnZip to repair the zipper.They come in 3 different sizes and work great.The cost is about $10 each and I ordered a few from Aerostich.They are also available somewhere else and can safe you a lot of money repairing jackets,luggage,tents etc.Just make certain that you order the right size. Visit http://www.fixnzip.com for details
RE: repair a broken zipper - the Ferret - 07-31-2013
Hey that's cool. Thanks for the link
RE: repair a broken zipper - furious_blue_imp - 07-31-2013
well.. damn. I've got a bunch of various leathers and other things with broken zippers that I just could not bear to throw away or get motivated to take to a seamstress (what would a male seamstress be, a seamster ?). Now I know why I was procrastinating.. this is great !
RE: repair a broken zipper - mrhonda1987_imp - 07-31-2013
(07-31-2013, 03:23 AM)furious_blue_imp Wrote: well.. damn. I've got a bunch of various leathers and other things with broken zippers that I just could not bear to throw away or get motivated to take to a seamstress (what would a male seamstress be, a seamster ?). Now I know why I was procrastinating.. this is great !
Better trademark that; Harley will scoop that up and make a line of Sportsters aimed at the garment manufacturing industry.
RE: repair a broken zipper - furious_blue_imp - 07-31-2013
(07-31-2013, 08:10 AM)mrhonda1987_imp Wrote:(07-31-2013, 03:23 AM)furious_blue_imp Wrote: well.. damn. I've got a bunch of various leathers and other things with broken zippers that I just could not bear to throw away or get motivated to take to a seamstress (what would a male seamstress be, a seamster ?). Now I know why I was procrastinating.. this is great !
Better trademark that; Harley will scoop that up and make a line of Sportsters aimed at the garment manufacturing industry.
Better trademark that; Harley will scoop that up and make a line of Sportsters aimed at the garment manufacturing industry.
Ha !
Actually buried in some thread where water cooled heads on Harley engines came up, a link to an article on the patent that Harley has on it had within the comments section a great name that Harley really *should* trademark, that the new engine should be called, tada:
'The ShowerHead'
oh, priceless !
RE: repair a broken zipper - the Ferret - 07-31-2013
Thats too funny
RE: repair a broken zipper - Lord Popgun - 08-01-2013
Isn't a male seamstress called a tailor?
RE: repair a broken zipper - wildezt_imp - 08-01-2013
te he he..
RE: repair a broken zipper - furious_blue_imp - 08-01-2013
(08-01-2013, 12:58 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Isn't a male seamstress called a tailor?
oh, you're right !
I don't really know about such things, but I suspect that 'tailor' gets more respect than 'seamstress'.. From now on we should refer to all seamtress(es) as tailettes !
oops...
RE: repair a broken zipper - Joola_imp - 08-01-2013
(08-01-2013, 12:58 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Isn't a male seamstress called a tailor?
Technically a male seamstress is a seamster. Tailor is gender neutral and the job description is different than that of a seamstress/seamster. Tailors are capable of modifying and altering garments and formal wear. Seamsters mostly just sew based on patterns and templates. Tailor is definitely a more respected term as furious_blue suggested. I made the mistake of referring to my tailor (a female) as a seamstress and was quickly educated. They take a lot of pride in their trade so I can respect that.